Andrew Selous, to be precise. Not one hundred per cent right, but broadly so, and annoying the life out of the anarcho-capitalists: just read the comments.
Marxists, including neoconservatives, are correct that the family, private property and the State have a common origin, with each absolutely necessary in order to maintain the other two; but Marxists, including neoconservatives, are wrong to see this as a bad thing, and therefore to desire the withering away of the State, which they know would be the withering away of the family and of private property, and which they want precisely for that wicked reason. Such a position is in no sense conservative.
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